www.prnewswire.com Mirae Asset Securities Issues Tokenized Notes on Solana
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- •Mirae Asset Securities issued tokenized notes on Solana for institutional investors.
- •The transaction is part of a $3 billion structured note program managed internally.
- •Marketnode acted as the authorized distributor for the tokenized notes.
Mirae Asset Securities' Hong Kong unit has issued six-month tokenized notes on the Solana blockchain, aimed at institutional investors. The issuance is part of a $3 billion structured note program and was facilitated by Marketnode, a Singapore-based digital market infrastructure operator. This transaction showcases Mirae Asset's capabilities in tokenization and its commitment to expanding into digital assets. The firm managed the entire lifecycle of the notes using its internal digital infrastructure, indicating a significant step towards blockchain-based distribution of structured products. The notes are USD-denominated floating-rate instruments, and the move is expected to serve as a model for future digital asset transactions. Mirae Asset has been actively expanding its digital asset footprint, including acquiring a stake in the crypto exchange Korbit, which has rebranded to Digital X.
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